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ASL Literature 17 Minutes of Video

Major Forms of ASL Literature Literature produced by the Deaf culture is pass down by the act of storytelling. Visual literature is passed down from generation to generation. It can come in many forms: 17 Minutes of Video

Humor/Jokes Often times it is making fun of themselves/their deafness. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffrq6cUoE5A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X1yQc9Q1l8 Often times it is making fun of themselves/their deafness. Humor/Jokes

ABC Stories The Snowmobile KO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfjt61fNyeA KO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAf1QrqZboY These stories only use the ABC – handshapes to tell an entire story. ABC Stories

The Bug Story https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UMLNe_fGGU # 1-10 Wizard and Snake https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOKR0Kgn_uw # 1-16 Football Game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERrSFUadPG4 # 10 - 0 Number Stories These stories only use the # – handshapes to tell an entire story.

These stories only use the Classifier – handshapes to tell an entire story. The Ball – remake of Ben Bahn’s story https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivipKHVE8wA Classifier Story

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkjdTB3MHZc Skip :49 Many poems created by the Deaf are related to common themes and experiences. Poetry Rhymes are measured in hand shapes and meter in movements. 17 Minutes of Video

Remember, translating some of these original ASL stories into proper English is impossible. You could have 10 interpreters – “say” what is being signed and it is very unlikely they would all use the exact same words.

Retelling Classics translating it into ASL Legend of Sleepy Hollow in ASL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=In03SqFGZLg&feature=youtu.be FSDB Students – The Wizard of Oz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-uYL4DRzmg Retelling Classics translating it into ASL Turn Off Audio

Your Next Presentation Number Story Your Next Presentation

REQUIREMENTS You need to use # 1-10 or # 10 – 1, You need a title. 0 is optional. You need a title. Use ALL the numbers REQUIREMENTS

Signs with the # handshape are acceptable. 2-scissors, 9-find, 4-door Numbers can be bent or closed, but must be correct #. Story should flow Example: If you are in the car you can’t suddenly be in the shower. Don’t use an activity more than twice in your story (ex. make-up or stirring) You CAN use a number more than once – but it must be consecutive – ex. # 1 - Wizard story REQUIREMENTS

REQUIREMENTS Write out what each # represents 1 – I was just standing there when 2 – I look up… You need to show facial expressions (shock, fear, happy, tired, etc) my face should be bored, eyes looking around/at floor 2 – I look up My head should tilt, my eyes mimic my handshape, my mouth open slightly REQUIREMENTS

Practice Your # Story The Bug Story - Person Walking Looking around Lands on his arm ________ And so on….